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A new project from Business Equity for Indy will support Indianapolis-based businesses in making equitable and diverse workspaces.

IndyCar has landed its own “Drive to Survive” type docudrama that will showcase the buildup to next year's Indianapolis 500.

Violence is an ongoing concern in Indianapolis. Monday, 60 new police officers were sworn in and Tuesday a student at Arsenal Tech was shot, forcing the school to lockdown for several hours. Later this year, the city is bringing in leaders from across the country for an anti-violence summit to address the issues.

The Indianapolis Public Library announced Gabriel Morley as its next CEO during a board meeting Dec. 8.

Gabriel Morley has declined the CEO position with Indianapolis Public Library less than 24 hours after the board voted to offer him the job.

A number of organizations and agencies work to help those seniors avoid displacement and preserve affordable housing, but more assistance is needed for people who can't afford or aren't able to repair their homes.

The Department of Metropolitan Development, DMD, reports $1.1 billion in capital investments this year with 64 projects and thousands of jobs.

Community members continue to protest the Indianapolis Public Library's most recent CEO choice, even after it backfired when that candidate declined the offer last week.

More than $240 million has been pumped into the Department of Public Works capital investments this year.

The Oaktree Apartments were a blighted property involved in years of health violations, crime and legal battles.